Nation

The leaders of Afghanistan's ruling Taliban told the British Broadcasting Corporation Wednesday to close down its office in Kabul, accusing the media outlet of bias in its coverage of the group's destruction of ancient statues of Buddha.

Kuwait Bombing Investigation Continues

U.S. military officials are still searching for answers as to why a bombing exercise in Kuwait took a fatal turn Monday, killing six servicemen and seriously injuring three others.

Hispanics and the Media

How has the rising number of Americans identifying themselves as Hispanic affected society and the media? Terence Smith reports.

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Navy May End Civilian Visitor Program

With the inquiry into the collision between the USS Greeneville and a Japanese fishing boat set to resume, a military expert said one of the results of the tragedy will likely be the end of civilian guests on board naval…

Update: Troubled Bird

Ray Suarez looks at the latest developments in the story of the tilt-rotor Osprey military aircraft.

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Evening News Evolution

With audiences in decline and viewership habits changing, what is in the cards for the broadcast networks' evening news programs? Terence Smith reports.

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Update: Sub Collision

Ray Suarez talks with Jay Fidell, who has been attending the Navy's court of inquiry into the fatal collision of the U.S.S. Greeneville with the Japanese trawler Ehime Maru.

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Court of Inquiry: Collision of the U.S.S. Greeneville

The U.S. Navy opened a formal investigation yesterday into the fatal collision of the U.S.S. Greeneville and a Japanese fishing boat. Ray Suarez talks with attorney and former Coast Guard legal officer Jay Fidell about the inquiry.

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Navy Inquiry Opens

The U.S. Navy convened its highest court to investigate the fatal collision of the U.S.S. Greeneville and a Japanese fishing boat.

Naval Investigator Testifies Before Inquiry Part IV

The following is the fourth part of Rear Admiral Charles Griffiths' testimony before the Navy's Court of Inquiry. Adm. Griffiths outlines his findings about the submarine's periscope sweep of the surface and the emergency surfacing exercise.